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Carboflex 200E
CarboQuimica
Carboflex 200E by CarboQuimica is an adipate plasticizer. It is a low viscosity and stability of formulated mixtures. It is highly recommended for the manufacture of plastisols oriented to the ink... view more
Applications
  • Inks
Carboflex 200
CarboQuimica
Carboflex 200 by CarboQuimica is a highly recommended adipate plasticizer. It offers low viscosity & stability of formulated mixtures and has high flexibility at low temperatures. Carboflex 200 is used in... view more
Applications
  • Inks
Carboflex EN
CarboQuimica
Carboflex EN by CarboQuimica is a general-purpose phthalate plasticizer for PVA. It offers good flexibility and medium volatility. It provides excellent light stability and good film-forming ability in... view more
Applications
  • Coatings
  • Resins>Chlorinated Rubbers
TL-75E
CarboQuimica
TL-75E by CarboQuimica is an aromatic, isocyanate used in formulations for two-component polyurethanes. It is non-toxic and provides high strength. TL-75E is used in paints and coating... view more
Polystab ZC-616
CarboQuimica
Polystab ZC-616 by CarboQuimica is a calcium-zinc complex heat stabilizer. It is low odor and low volatility grade. It shows good transparency and low fogging. Polystab ZC-616 is used in plastisol ink... view more
Applications
  • Inks

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